Police say the assailant, Burnis Hurd got on the bus with his son. Then, his son identified the boy who had been bullying him.

“The father grabbed the 11-year old by the hair, pulled hard and
raised the child out of his seat, then shoved him on the side of the bus
where the window meets the wall,” Richmond Police Lt. Mark Gagan told
CBS San Francisco.

Police say Hurd, 44, also warned that he would kill the 11-year-old
boy and also threatened some other kids on the bus for good measure.

The melee was not captured on videotape and the bus driver didn’t get
involved. In fact, the bus driver never even bothered to report the
incident. Instead, the 11-year-old kid informed the principal at Wilson
Elementary School in Richmond, where both children are enrolled in a
special education program.

The alleged bully ended up with a cheek abrasion and a gashed earlobe.

Hurd ended up in jail. He has been charged with child abuse and
bodily injury to a child. As on Monday, he remained in jail pending a
$50,000 bond.

The 11-year-old boy’s aunt and guardian, Shanika Moses, said she
wants the mad dad “prosecuted to the fullest,” according to CBS.

The ordinance, which went down by a single vote, would have
prohibited everyone over the age of five from making another person feel
“terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed or
molested.”

With all the stories about kids killing kids, bullying victims suicide rates, schools and school buses doing next to nothing to solve the problem......I can't say I blame him for his reaction.

The melee was not captured on videotape and the bus driver didn’t get
involved. In fact, the bus driver never even bothered to report the
incident. Instead, the 11-year-old kid informed the principal at Wilson
Elementary School in Richmond, where both children are enrolled in a
special education program.

Police say the assailant, Burnis Hurd got on the bus with his son. Then, his son identified the boy who had been bullying him.

“The father grabbed the 11-year old by the hair, pulled hard and
raised the child out of his seat, then shoved him on the side of the bus
where the window meets the wall,” Richmond Police Lt. Mark Gagan told
CBS San Francisco.

Police say Hurd, 44, also warned that he would kill the 11-year-old
boy and also threatened some other kids on the bus for good measure.

The melee was not captured on videotape and the bus driver didn’t get
involved. In fact, the bus driver never even bothered to report the
incident. Instead, the 11-year-old kid informed the principal at Wilson
Elementary School in Richmond, where both children are enrolled in a
special education program.

The alleged bully ended up with a cheek abrasion and a gashed earlobe.

Hurd ended up in jail. He has been charged with child abuse and
bodily injury to a child. As on Monday, he remained in jail pending a
$50,000 bond.

The 11-year-old boy’s aunt and guardian, Shanika Moses, said she
wants the mad dad “prosecuted to the fullest,” according to CBS.

The ordinance, which went down by a single vote, would have
prohibited everyone over the age of five from making another person feel
“terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed or
molested.”

With all the stories about kids killing kids, bullying victims suicide rates, schools and school buses doing next to nothing to solve the problem......I can't say I blame him for his reaction.

I hope the autistic boy's father turns around and prosecutes her non mothering ass and her delinquent son to the fullest. He got what he deserved and I would've done the same. Fukc.

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